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Ashleigh Young: will I ever get to the top of the hill?

The pleasures and pains of cycling.

The endless merry-go-round of kids' activities

Childhood has changed, learns Ruth Larsen, for better and for worse.

Simon Wilson: Does money buy you architectural happiness?

Simon Wilson on the Institute of Architects' Awards - what's good and what's not.

Herne Bay gets a new restaurant in Izzy

"It was like the lamb had been on an excellent - and slightly exotic - holiday."

Meet the poster girl for plus-size pop stars

Times: How did a trained flautist who used to be homeless become a Glastonbury star?

Deborah Hill Cone: Why I love being invisible

Not being seen by others is liberating in ways Deborah Hill Cone never imagined.

Food critic's review of Auckland's best restaurant

Food critic Kim Knight found "elemental goodness at a restaurant like no other".

India meets France at Epicer

A little floret of broccoli here, a roasted carrot there and quite a lot of marigolds.

Sensitive souls: Are Gen Z really a bunch of snowflakes?

They feel unsafe if you disagree with them, call police if they find a mouse in the house.

New Zealand's Catholic Bishop confesses his sins

Patrick Dunn confesses to pride, sloth and greed.

Are these Auckland's best mussels?

Informal luxury at a restaurant that knows where its bread is buttered.

The meatless burger is here ... and it's good

Are you ready for the lab-grown hamburger?

Steve Braunias and a case of mistaken identity

Steve Braunias relishes a case of mistaken identity.

One man, one week, one awful lot of makeup

Our reporter embeds with Big Beauty to report from the front line of the male makeup boom.

The Confession Box: David Lomas

The veteran journalist confesses to his sins.

The Confession Box: Mary Norris

Comma queen on Mary Norris on sloth, envy and gluttony.